They’re more than just teachers. They’re counselors, coaches, mentors, and friends. They deserve a full month of gratitude from all of us. Give your own heartfelt thanks to the special teachers in your life or share some kind words on social media. Thank you, Alabama Teachers!
A group of Marion County 4-H students traveled to Warrior Mountain Farms/Timber Rattlin Kennels. They visited with the cattle, hand fed them, branded a piece of oak for a souvenir, and learned about seed stock operations and the artificial insemination program. They also learned about competition hunting, coon hunting in general, and met Gold Champion GRNTCH Timber Rattlin Bookie. They had a great time!
We appreciate our Principals and the jobs they do!
Brilliant School - Dr. Kim Davis
Guin Elem. - Mr. Josh Weatherly
MCHS - Mr. Seth Seaborn
Hackleburg Elem. - Mrs. Mary Kennedy
Hackleburg High - Mr. Trey George
Hamilton Elem. - Mr. Gary McCarley
Hamilton Middle - Mr. Norman Ballard
Hamilton High - Mr. David Cantrell
Phillips Elem. - Mrs. Nancy Hallman
Phillips High - Dr. Al Temple
MCAS Administrator - Dr. Patrick Sutton
National First Responders Day recognizes the heroic men and women who make it their business to take immediate action when disaster strikes. Thank you to ALL of our First Responders!
Thank you to Jason McCollum for speaking to the 10th - 12th grade students at Brilliant School in preparation for Red Ribbon Week.
Phillips High School's Theatre classes, led by Chris Farris and Kathy Scarberry, attended the Broadway performance of Mean Girls in Birmingham at the BJCC. A big thank you goes out to the American Theatre Guild for providing the tickets via a grant written by Chris Farris.
Wear purple on Thursday!
It is time for Pre-ACT Testing!
ALABAMA STUDENTS APPLYING TO COLLEGE THIS WEEK WITH NO FEES!
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This week addresses the importance of school bus safety and offers a reminder to everyone about the importance of following the law and school bus safety tips. Parents should have no need to worry about their child's safety on the school bus.
We are thankful for our bus drivers!
There will be no school for students on Monday, October 16, 2023. This day has been set aside for Parent Teacher Conferences, Student Data/Parent Night, and Professional Development.
Marion County students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade are utilizing iReady in their classrooms. If you would like more information on how iReady works and how your student is doing, remember to ask about iReady at Parent Teacher Conferences next week.
The Marion Winston Youth Leadership Academy Orientation meeting with two 11th grade participants from each school:
It's National School Lunch Week!
Helpful tips for Parent-Teacher Conferences:
Reminder:
Phillips High School JAG, which stands for Jobs for America's Graduates, attended the Joint Leadership Development Conference in Huntsville on Thursday, October 5th to learn from industry leaders about networking, soft skills, and career advancement.
Thank you to the Journal Record for the article highlighting our Greenhouse Projects!
Since 1962, when President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week (NSLW), this annual observance has promoted the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom. #NSLW23 will be celebrated October 9-13.
SHOP LOCAL: Local businesses mean a stronger tax base and better use of public services. This translates into better schools and emergency response services for you and your family.
